Will Be Steam Road From Washington To Gettysburg
A projected steam railroad from Washington to Gettysburg via Westminster is reported. Route covers Washington Hyattsville Mount Airy Westminster Carroll county and beyond totaling about 72 miles with grading five miles done and rails purchased. Leadership includes William H. Saunders president with T B Redmond and Atlee as engineers. Columbia ConstructionCo slated to build. Rumor suggests two year completion despite local grade crossing opposition.
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Washington
Gettysburg
Baltimore Evening Sun
Thales
brGkey Fe
Hyattsville
Montgomery
Howard Counties
Mt. Airy
Carroll
Frederick Counties
Ridgeville
Mount Airy
Frederick County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mount A Airy
Carroll County
Westminster
Pennsylvania Line
Admans County
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Litlestown
William H. Saunders
T B. Redmond
Atlanta
Mr. Atlee
Messrs Parker Woodward
Woodward & Lathrop
Faulkney
York
Columbia Construction Company
Parker
Reading
Baltimore and
Ohio
Maryland
Purely Personal Peasant Paragraphs From Local Notables
Purse of notices lists numerous visits and social visits around Frederick. Names include Rev F E N Lamar in Sykesville, Mrs Fannie T Wvans in Washington, Frank Baughman of Baltimore, John T Brosins of Washington, Henry Weinberg of Hagerstown, and many others visiting relatives or friends on West Patrick Street and nearby towns. An Admiral J B Pillsbury and naval party stayed at New City Hotel. car parties from Washington and Pittsburgh toured Frederick County with stops at Ladiesburg before returning home.
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J. B. Pillsbury
United States Navy
Pillsbury
C. O. Poster
Foster
J M. Flint
New City Hotel
Frederick
Washington
Social World Collect Students Entertain at Miss Thomas Party
In honor of Miss Thomas, domestic science students at the Woman's College hosted a garden party at Miss Quynn’s home on Fast Patrick street. About 35 guests attended as lanterns lit the yard and a mayonnaise spoon was presented to Miss Thomas. Colored musicians provided the music and refreshments included ice cream and cake prepared by the pupils. The same day the art department staged a kitchen shower for Miss Pearl Smith, presenting blue enamel utensils. Earlier, Mr. and Mrs. John Martin and Charles Mensell hosted Capt. and Mrs. R. Ls. Atwell of the A. S. A. at their East Fifth Street residence with ice cream, cake, and light refreshments.
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Miss Thomas
Woman's College
Elizabeth Worman
Florence Lamar
Kimily Cooper
Clara Gelbaugh
Mable Sussaman
Janie Quynn
Quynn
Patrick Street
Thomas
Art
The
Miss Pearl Smith
Miss Sassaman
Miss Smith
John Martin
Charles Mensell
R. Ls. Atwell
East Lifth Street
Italian fined for nuisance at Salvation Army meeting
An Italian, allegedly under spirits, disrupted a Salvation Army meeting at Market and All Saints. After being removed, he was expelled from EL J Winebrewer's store and then taken into custody by Officers King and Sterring. Before Justice C H Eckstein he was fined 250 dollars and jailed 14 days for default.
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Salvation Army
Market
All Saints Street
EL J Winebrewer
King and Sterring
C. H. Eckstein
Ill and recovering residents in Frederick area
Mrs. Wm. A. Brown of near Braddock has been ill with pleurisy. William Bales West Church St fainted after attending the 7 o'clock mass at St. John's Catholic church yesterday and was carried to the lawn where he was revived with Dr. W. M. Smith in attendance.
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Frederick
Wm. A. Brown
Braddock
St. John's Catholic Church
William Bales
W. M. Smith
Hagerstown Plans Cleanup Day Backed by Civic Leaders
City officials back a Thursday May 25 Cleanup Day in Hagerstown with resident participation. The event aims to improve streets and public spaces as volunteers join in coordinated cleanup efforts.
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Hagerstown
Muh
Cumberland
Cumberland Civic Club
Great Circus this Week at Athletic Park Parade and Circus Planned
The YMCA Circus at Athletic Park on May 26 is nearly ready with a parade scheduled to assemble at 11 o clock from the YMCA. A band concert will lead to a big show with a lunch booth offering a moderate price menu. Prizes include a bicycle for the pony and bicycle contest winner and advance ticket sales to avoid rush. A motor cycle race and fifteen acts are promised with several performers arriving the day of the event.
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Athletic Park
Y. MG. A
Church
North Market
Market Street
W. South Street
Jack Jonn
Boy Scouts
Monocacy River
Salvation Army Frederick Corps Announces Authorized Fundraising
Capt. Th. L. Atwell in charge held Sunday school at 11 AM knee event at 7 30 PM and preaching at 8. Capt. Atwell notifies the public that only he and his wife are authorized to solicit for help or donations for the corps.
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American Salvation Army
Frederick Corps
Th. L. Atwell
Atwell
Hymeneal Rays Kolb wed near Peat in Ohio
George F C Ray and Emma Katharine Kolb of near New Market wed near Peatl in Ohio last Thursday evening by Rev Bob Carnahan. Frank Cheney swore he is partner in a Toledo firm and will pay one hundred dollars for each cure of catarrh by Vail's Catarrh Cure. Cheney sworn Dec 9 before Gleason J P. Catarrh Cure advertised as internal remedy offering testimonials free.
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Ray
Kolb
George F. C. Ray
Emma Katherine Kolb
New Market
Peat
Bob Carnahan
Met. Pleasant
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank Cheney
Pene Fats
Toad County
Vail
Cheney
Gleason, Jary
Chikeney & CO
Hall
Frederick A C Opens Season With Easy Win At Home
In the first game of the season at Athletic Park Frederick A C defeated Hagerstown 8 to 3 after a slow start. J Spigler led off with a two bagger, Phobus and Garrett added power, and Frederick posted three runs in the first inning. Carl Lease pitched well for Frederick, allowing seven hits and striking out seven. In the later game Frederick A C beat Shamsville 3 to 0 with strong fielding and a decisive unassisted double play by Bader.
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Frederick Hall
Dlagerstown
Hone
Athletic Park
Relulee
Woodssiamie
de Ponce Hone
Frederick
Tingerstown
J. Spigler
Ao Suerdice
Tam
Eisenhawer
Phobus
Malone
Garrett
Berwick
Hagerstown
Carl Lease
Biggs
Mhiwall
Frederick Athletic Club
Sjamsville
Derr
Bader
Sinn
James
Schroeder
Kennedy
Shaw
Stanton
Webb
Winebrewer
Liamsville
Portl
Smith
Hyatt
Mussetter
Moylan
Beall
Molesworth
Reines
England
Frazier
R.A. E
Frederick A.C
Massetver
Ford
Eader
Kemp
Tine
Vo Moshere
Pime Kiln
Riese
G. Moser
Lme Kiln
Feaga
Buckeystown
Ro Rice
Rodwera
G. Mouser
Frederick— AB
EL Eisenhauer
T Malone
Ae Garrett
Spigler
Finney
Butler
Yontz
Easton
Schrader
McHenry
Snyder
Rie
Myers
Lease
I. Spigler
Phebus
Duvall
Haston
Irrederick
Slagerstown
Yeats
W. G. Barker
Arranging Big Trap Shoot At Frederick Gun Club Grounds
Preparations for a large trap shoot on May v6 at the Frederick Gun Club grounds near Frederick Wong, Frederick railroad. The club, recently formed, aims to match the first successful event with prizes including a Remington and a Winchester rifle. experts will demonstrate shot and trap shooting.
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Frederick Gun Club
Frederick Wong
Frederick Houilroad
Gk Cumipulem
Plana
Winchester
Ub Las
Norvell Hawking
Forest Park
Lloyd Lewis
Dupont
Frederick High School Finishes Fourth in Interscholastic Meet
Frederick High School placed fourth at the interscholastic track and field meet at College Park under Maryland Agricultural College auspices. Absences and an injury hindered their scoring efforts as Earl Zeigler and other stars were unavailable or hurt. Kyler excelled, taking third in events, while J M Keller and A Brown did not finish. The mile relay was won by Frederick, four minutes and 11 seconds, with Allan Quynn Kay Burgee Roger Fisher and J Sunday capping the squad.
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J. M. Keller
R. Keller
A. Brown
Kyler
David Joinson
Central High School
Washington
Army and Navy F Preparatory
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Carroll Counties
Markeys ON
Market St. Frederick
FE. N. Lamar
Sykesville
Fannie Twvans
Frank Baughman
Baltimore
John T. Brosins
Ienry Weinberg
John L. Michael
West Patriox Street
Mrs. A. J. Near
Mrs. W. ©. Martin
North Market Street
Irene Moser
Ingerstown
Helen Ma ‘Any
West Patrick Street
Albert Castle
Feagaville
Rev. Lewis
York, Pa
Jacob M. Birely
East Church Street
Christian Schade
Pittsburg, Pa
West South Street
J. C. Bollinger
Renton” Knodle
South Market Street
Simon P. Summers
Ienry J DP. Hagan
Grocer
Corner of Market and
Fourth Streets
Lamet Wagner
Fred
Boonshore
Z. A
M. T. Westacolt
Riverton
N. J
Clara W. Mott
Fast Third Street
James Grimes
Nina Mobley
Mr. C. Linthicum
R. E. Clowes
Pittsburg
Ladiesburg
Cty
Y. M. C. A. Field
Frederick Y. M. C. A. Aggregation
Humbles
Uameville
Odd Fellows
District of Columbia
Pen Mar
Edwin Warfield
Fred A. Groom
Jorge W. Briggs
Rebekah
Columbia
L. R. Dertzbaugh
Frederick, MD
Eyler and Johnson
Neurstein
King Quality
H. R. Flautt
Reliable Shoes
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
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